Former Whitewebbs Park Golf Course
Updates have been received to planning application 24/00987/FUL on behalf of Tottenham Hotspur Football Co. Ltd for Tottenham Hotspur Women’s Football Training Centre in the former Whitewebbs Park Golf Course.
The updated reports are labelled “Revised: document names” and the updated drawings are labelled “Revised: drawing names”.
To help you find the changes in the reports, updated information is highlighted in red.
You can find this information including all submitted documents online at the online planning register.
We invite you to review the revised information and provide your feedback. Any comments you have previously submitted will still be considered. We encourage you to share any new comments regarding these revisions. Your initial comments remain valid.
The public consultation period is now extended to 13 August 2024.
Participation is not restricted to residents who have received a letter. The consultation is open to anyone wishing to comment. If you have commented before you will need to log into your account to submit further comments. If you have not used our online system to submit comments previously, you will need to register.
How to comment on a planning application (PDF, 172.12 KB) may help you with this.
Comments will not be visible online and are not shown in the online count of comments received. While we will not respond to each comment submitted individually, they will be addressed in the officer's report that will ultimately be considered by the Planning Committee.
All those who submit comments on the application will be notified of the Planning Committee date once this has been confirmed.
There are no updates to the accompanying application, connecting this site to the existing training centre to the east, reference 24/01012/NMA.
The following content will guide you in submitting your comments to us.
Online planning register
If you have received a letter notifying you of a planning application, or have seen a notice, you can view the plans and related information using the online planning register.
Commenting or objecting
To comment or object to the application, you must create an account on the online planning register. This allows you to see the progress of an application, submit your comments and set up email alerts for applications or locations you’re interested in. It is different to an Enfield Connect account.
Once you have created an account, you will receive an email explaining how to complete your registration. This may be in your junk folder. If you have any difficulties, email planning.support@enfield.gov.uk, with the subject 'Accessing online planning register', and we will arrange for an account to be set up for you.
Remember to select the 'notify' option to ensure you receive email alerts for the application, or the 'track' option to ensure you receive a notification when a decision is made and can view the decision notice. Neither options are default settings.
Contacting neighbours about applications for planning permission is a statutory requirement.
Applications are open for comments for 21 days, or 24 days if the consultation period is over a public holiday period. You can check the neighbour consultation expiry date on the 'important dates' tab on the online planning register. We will not respond directly to comments, but they will be considered during the process.
If the consultation period has expired, comments can still be sent using the online planning register if the application status is ‘application in progress’ on the Summary tab. This excludes applications submitted under the Larger Householder Extension, Neighbour Notification scheme.
We cannot guarantee your comments will be considered if you have missed the deadline and the application status is ‘awaiting decision’.
Comments cannot be considered on applications where a decision has already been made. In some instances, we may contact you for further comments if an appeal is submitted by the applicant. These will be shown on the online planning register as 'appeal in progress'.
Comments are not currently visible online, but are held on file and available from the planning officer.
Consultation letter issues
- No planning consultation letter has been received - we do not consult neighbours where planning permission may not be required and the applicant is asking for a Certificate of Lawful Development
- Larger home extensions - comments on applications can only be considered if your property directly shares a boundary with the application site
- Planning consultations during the holiday period - the planning process is statutory, and we must consult with neighbours from the date a valid application is registered, where consultation is required
- My neighbour is carrying out building works - some building works do not require planning permission. These are classed as permitted development and an application for a Certificate of Lawful Development is recommended. Once planning permission is granted, applicants have up to 3 years to start work
If you are having trouble finding a planning application
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